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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

Mr. Haggln strikes out Frenzi, Milton, Echota, onta-
rio Prodigal Santa Rita Terah, the Turk and Yolande
and leaves in dark" animal that nobody outside the
stable knows anything about The Dryers withdraw
Atlantic Bedford Hudson and Louise, leaving in the
"cracks" OF their stable Mr. Cassatt takes out every
thing SO does W. L. Scott Mr.. Belmont throws his
chances away by Withdrawing Aaric and Osceola Mr.
Wthers leaves moderate colts in the race but posi-
lively declines to think we'll Of them The Sensation
colts are coming TO the with rapid strides but en-
hi, present form Raymond does not seem dangerous
Horses carry penalties In tho Withers, and Hanover
and Kingston meet at weights. The former gave
the latter seven pounds and beating in the saping
Stakes last year. This year Kingston has dore nothing
Hanover carrying his stake weight, won at milo on
Tuesday in 1884, and fair judges maintain that he could
have gone tho distance in 1:4ll4 without turning a
hair Kingston will have to hustle to beat him at that
pace On general principles it will be advisable to keep
a careful eye on Arbiter. Mr. Haggin would no
leave him iu the race If he did not think
we'll OF his chances Good accounts given OF Raveler
uhe Reverson Of the Kittson stabe and Hefner VIII
send him to the post in excellent FORM Belvdere un-
doubtedy fast and slayer and II not messed about too
much will run good The chances of tho others
need not be considered To tell the TRUTH they do
not appcar to be brilliant With fremont out OF 1t the
hattie seems 10 be between Hanover Kingston, Arbiter
Juletta colt Raveller, Belvidere and Raymond. The
first four should make an exciting finish.
These three ycarolds remain in the Belmont Stakes,
l.lg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

In spite of the donlas of Manager Burnham ana
Cantan Glasscock about the reported trouble IN the
Indianapolis clnb there is something IN the story,
Il aas claimed that the players were satisfied WIN
their lot and with Burnnom's management. They all
signed it except GasscOck 1t seen, to be the genera ine
opinion among baseball men tnas v'ssJo o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

@Pm surprised" ssd old baseball enth usiast t"'
other day that with all the talk about improved ant
scientific ball playing 80 little headw1rk Is SHOWN II
ali tne iofelders arc afraid OF it, Tremendous strides
are supposed to have made during the last twenty
years bat Il the old Red Stockings bad ever tumne'
9yr Tho hall as much as the red legged fellows did TO
Iay they would nave gone TO Harry Wright in body
and applied for a reduction of salary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

There i.a prospect OF a lively quarrel between
Director Watrou. OF toe Metrop3litan clao :, ant
uanagcr necannon. of the New-iork reserves. II IL
I,,,trs intenton TO pay his Reserves at the Polo
Grounds during the absence OF the regular League
club on liz tour The Metropolitans will play at
81. George Staten Island, a. the same time ienGe
H. Two china conaict MatrOus says he has the rtght
o ton the games and Mr. Becannon says he has not
No blood will be spilled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

alt makes me sigh for what the great 'olly Lewis,
Of Cincinnati used to clll the 'halycon day" SAID
nm az baseball reporter tho Polo Grounds on Thurs
day. "Thore's TOO much geometry on the ground ana
too little science in the playing Ia give my nat TO
Gcorge WRIGHT throw q ball to 'Bushel basket
Charley Gould this pleased minute. George always
had time 10 throw, matter where the hit IL was
an ugly ball that made him lose tte oloVor blossom
out of his mouth in lSG0.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

Seventeen three year-od FLIES remain In the Ladies
Stakes a mile aud quarter They carry ll3 pounds
apiece. Here they are:
Amy, lazy rI,n'''o'
Rosewood, fltBeo.o'a'
Auss .mis' Queen OF Elizabeth,
Maggie Mitchell
i.ta' Invermoro hlly,
Diaden, ,TaPye"''
IetrOnA AVi"o"'
Ia Juiye.
Free Knight fell down with 1o5 pounds In the Brook
len Uandicap What will become OF him with 12o
nound, in the Croton That is top weight The horses
ie I'm the latter and tho weights they to carry are
gven In this table
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
TIE AUDIENCE.

TIE audience was both one OF the largest
and one Of the most fashionable that ever
assembled IN the walls where some OF the
leading stars Of the country have played TO
tbe leading society people Of Richmond.
The scholar. all arriyedi in BODY prompt
ly at S'15 and weIe seated in the space set
2part for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
what a Letter Cost Him.

William u. IIaskins, young cOlOred
man, was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with threatening 10 as
.ault and Kill Lucy Ilaskins, who feared
bodily harm at his hands. llaskins, who
has a wife quarter, II not half century
his senior, whose hair is siyered with gray,
rad figured in this court on several pre-
yious occasions either a. plaintiff or de-
fendant In causes in which his lady was the
prosecuted or prosecutor, as the case might
be. At any rate, he considered himself too
Young q man TO have as a wife so elderly 4
lady, and he made an unsuccessful attempt
10 obtain divorce.
Lucy banded TO the Justice letter con.
taining four pages OF closely written manu-
script which she said aroused her fears. de-
siTOyed her peace, and laid the foundation
for the charges which she had preferred
iesinst The accused. Justice Richardson
read the letter In court. and It created such
q ripple Of laughter that the Sergeant had TO
rap bis gayel and command order. The
message contained The most frightening
threats, cOuchcd in exceedingly vehement
language, enforced by oaths OF broad cha
racter. Lucy said she was very much afraid
for her safety; that she bad had no difii-
Guilty with the prisoner; that he at one
time waited on her As a single man and she
would have married him as he besought heT
10 do, but she learned that be had lawful
wife. and therefore she stopped going with
bin.
Haskins was required to give security for
twe,ve months in the sum Of $500, and In
default was sent 10 jaIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
THE GRAYS' ANNIVERSARY.
Parade. Target.Practice, and Ean-
ouct at Sanger Hall.

The forty.tbrd anniversary oi The Rich.
mond Grlvs was celebrated yesterity.
After raudng through several of the pin.
cIpal streets the line Of march was taken
for the Icar oi the almshOu.c for target
practice. Previous TO arrival there, how
ever, The company stopped at ShocGoe-sliil
cemetery, where they placed beautiful
floral tribute upon the grave OF their lat
commander. Louis J. BOssicuX, father Of
the present captain, +. Gray I0ssieuX.
The successful contestants at the tlrget
practice were rs follows: Best shot. SER
eeant James II. Gibbs; second best. Private
L. Scott Gibbs; third best, Private Lucieu
c. Minor; worst shot, Sergeant Crawford.
On returning from the parade the Grays
repaired TO tue armOry OF the Richmond
IIowitZeTs Cbeir guests for the Danqnet),
aud escorted them 10 the armory OF
the First regiment. where the medals
were presented 10 those who won
them, in the order named. Major
Joseph '. Bidgood presented the
first, LiCutcnant John +. Laughton the
second, Captain Robert G.. Scott the third,
and James A. Gentry. Esq, the fourth.
From thence the entire party, including
the members OF the GrayS Association,
marched to sanger Hall and participated IN
an excellent banquet, served by Dir. Seigel.
Speeches were made by Colonel Jo. Lane
stern. Major BIdgood, Captain Bosher, q
the IIowitzers, Cap,ain Bossieux, and
Others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Personals and Briefs.

Hon. Hugh ". ShetIey, OF Slaunton, i IN
the city.
Policc.JuStice Richardson spent sundy
in Petersburg.
Park-Place Sunday school will give is
annual picnic on Thursday, June % I, 1T
Providence Forge.
Mr.. George B. Howisou, Of this city, who
sailed for Liverpool the 4tb, arrived safely
IN Queenstown sunday after u pleasant
voyage.
Mr.. Ike Wertheim, OF the Richmond
post.otlice, is spending his vacation with
bis father ln.law, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Burton, IN
Norfolk.
The breastworkS and cannon on the Otey
battery monument at the dedication Satur.
day evening were present from Mr.. Jo20
K. Hooper. florist.
The Grain and Cotton Exchange yester.
day appointed committee To draIt resolu.
tons IN resp'ct to the memory OF Ja,Des
II. Blair. The committee Will report to.
day.
Mr.. John Halle and Master Gibbes Hall,
OF FLORIDA, arrived here yesterday aDd
quartered az the Exchange Hotel, prepara
tony to their annual visit TO Ola Point and
the White Sulphur.
Dir. George Savage. OF Baltimore, who
came on 10 deliver the address on The ocet
sion OF the unyeiling OF the mOndmeGt tU
the dead Of the Otey battery on Saturday
last, returned home yesterday.
Ire memorial window to he placed IN
the chapel at the soldiers Home 10 the
memory OF the lamented james Il. Brtncl
has arrived, and will soon b. placed IN p,-
,ition. IL is very much like tue Pe.ram
window.
The Dutch barkentipc Thalassl, 30
tons, J. Stukte, master, cleared foe Sanp
Catherine, Brazil, Yesterday, with 2 900
barrels flour, valued at $l4.17l, shipped by
the Haxall- Crenshaw Company and Bdlti.
more mill.
Most OF those who went from Richmond
to the West Point commencemen are n)w
at the Murray Hotel, In New York. aud
with them are 4 large number OF cIdeis.
Last night they had theatre party and
supper afterwards.
The flye.year'old eolored boy fouad on
the street Friday night and taken to tn
c0lOred almshouse next moroing wa, found
10 be the child OF Mary Jaue Anderson.
living at the corner OF twentieth and
Broad streets, and was taken home.
Mrs. Fred. Ii. Holiday, wife Of the dele.
gate from Louisa county. died at the Re.
treat for the Sick sunday morning. Thl
remains were conveyed TO that county yes
I, rday. The deceased was the daughter oi
Mr. John Garrett, OF the treasurer's OFF e
Of the Newport News aud Mlssisslppi. Val.
Icy railroad, and was beloved bya wide
circle OF friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Action or the Grand Jury-Qussin
cation OF Omcevs.

The June term OF the Henrico County
Court Judge u. g. Minor presiding-corn-
menced yesterday. No cases OF importance
were tried nevertheless Il w,s quite
busy day. as msny OF the newly elected
county and district officers, whose terms
begin the 1st OF July, qualified.
The grand iury-Mr. w. Y. Nordecai,
foreman was In session for short while,
and adjourned over unnl Wednesday.
In the case OF George Lyme, charged with
misdemeanor, the jury found not true
bill. William McDIniel was igdictei Tor
exposing bis person in the presence of ~
dies, and his case set for trial Thursd,y.
A baf.dozen or more liquor.licenses
we're granted, and all Of the parties paid
the tax IN money and none offered coupons.
Mr.. george T.. Anderson, the newly.
elected TREASURER. gave the required bond
OF si45,OOo, with the fohowing geotlpmen
a. security: George 4. Anderson, bhn
r. Anderson. w. J. Anderson, w. :.
Gum. Henry Neurobr, Philip Shea. j. w.
Southwark, r. W. Traylor, and N. W.
Lakewood.
Those on Sheriff southward's bond OF
20.o00 are: George l.. Anderson. Heary
Neurohr, VI. w. Lakewood, VI. u. Her
mon, and William Finke.
The following other officers qualified:
George w. Thomas, Common wealth's attor.
ney; EMS Dickinson, commissioner OF
revenue for the Lower district; Joseph +.
Pearman. constable. Narina district; Nor
san James, overseer OF poor, VTina dis
trict; James Hughes, supervisor, aud j.
NJ. Umphreys, VI. -. lIermon, and .Iuuius
l.. Adams, justices of the peace for Var!na;
Henry NeuIohr. constable, 4. Il. Griffin,
Charles King. and Virginius johnson, jus-
tices Of the peace, B-ooklaud district;
Hezekilh Jobnathau aud Robert whiitei,
Justices Fairfield, aud Gatew0oi Tilley,
constable, Fairfield. The remaining officers
will probably qualify to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
AUCTION SAlIs TODAY.

RAWLINGS & ROSE. ~ p. ~, commission IN.
sale Of brick Building. No. sH south Man
street.
n. W. BOWE, 81 p. ~. bsick dwelling No. n
east AIRY street
n. b. CHAPLIN s. CO., ,b< 4. a., brick ~
No. IS south Fifteenth street.
PRANK u. HILL & co, 8 P. NJ. three LOT,
west HsrYie street between Carter
Temple sireein
T. W. SCOTT. ~ ". Marshal's ale Of
wheel steamboat Norwood.
p. u. WILLIAMS, 10 A. H., hoeseno
kitchen fuYniinie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Lynch Gets Verdict for $1,000
other Cases.

The tIIaI of the case OF ID. II. Lynch vs.
Il. B. Jhatin for $4,000 damages for de
iamation OF character was resumed in the
City Circuit Court yesterday morning. The
evidence, which had consumed nearly
three days. was concluded, the case argued
by Messrs. Thomas J. Jackson and Edgar
Allan for the plaintiff and Marshall Gillian
and Jackson Guy for the defendant, and
submitted soon after 6 O'Clock in the after
noon. Tie jury after being out for over
an hour returned a verdict for the plaintii
for 81 200. a motion was made by the de-
fendant to set the verdict aside and grant
him new trial. The motion was over
ruled and judgment given by the Court on
tbeyordict. Defendant excepted and leave
was given him to file bill, Of exception at
any time within ten days from this day.
The following trustees were appointed to
bold the legal title to the property OF the
First English Lutheran church: Adm
Diacont. William Myer, Theodore krohmc,
Louis p Richmond, and Deitrick schwartz.
John Knox sued out a writ Of c1piaS
against John Hall, nonresident, who, he
claims, ewes him $50, and Hall was arrested
and held to bail in the sum Of 1900. Knox
instituted suit for the amount claimed be-
fore suing ont the cdpIdS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Uustiugs Court. Yesterday.

4 colored girl uamed Virginia Fleet was
tried on the charge OF making a malicious
assault upon her father, George w. Fleet.
plea Of insanity was entered by the de-
fence, and the jury rendered verdict ac-
eordinely. She will be taken TO the Cen.
tral Lunatic Asylum for treatment.
In The case OF Frank Gratfun, charged
with disturbing the Salvation-A Army SER
vices, nolIe prosequi was entered.
The case OF s. II. Ramey, charged with
making an assault on w. A. Scott, was con-
tinued till The next term OF the court.
The case OF Anna Jones, which came up
on an appeal from the Police ourt, where
ste was given six months In Jail for petit
larceny, was tried. aud the Jury brought Ia
verdict OF four months Imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Arm Doubly Broken.

shortly before . O'Clock yesterday mora
Ing Edward Wilson. colored boy, four
teen year old. was sliding down the hand
rail OF the steps OF the foot-bridge over the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, on south
Eighth street, when he lost his balance and
fell 10 the ground, distance OF about d.
teen feet. lie was carried into house
near by and the city ambulance summoned.
The boy was taken to The hospital, where
DR.. Rogers, upon examination, found that
the left arm was broken at the wrist aud
there was compound dlslocstion at the
elbow. one OF the bones pushed through
the flesh. The necessary surgical atten-
ton was rendered, and the boy was com.
Portable In the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Are you disturbed az night aud broken OF
your rest by SICK child suffering and crying
with tho excruoiaiing pain Of cutting teeth' II
so, 90 sl once and get u bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there is no mistake about f. There 10 not a
mother On earth who has ever used II who will
no, tell you a; once that II win regulate tho
bowels, and give rest TO the mother, aud relief
and health TO the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly saio TO use IN 81 cases AMI plea
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

passage OF the resolution about the Cry
Hal tonight be would ask and Insist that
be be relieved from duty on the Grounds
and Buildings Committee.
Mr. Chappell honcd the gentleman would
withdraw his objecuon.
No action was taken.
JACKSON PARK.
Mr.. Bsben offered the following:
ReSolred. That the land between second
and 81 James and Orange and Bacon
streets be designated as the site for park
fer Jackson Ward.
Lost.
subsequently n Joint resolution was
ooopied appointing a committee OF eight
five from The Common Council and three
from the Board-to 10 select park In Jackson
Ward.
CLAY PARK.
Mr.. Snesd moved that $500 be apDro-
pIiited in per cent. registered bonds for
the purchase Of the land between Cherry
and Church streets north OF the canal for
the purposes Of a public park.
Referred 10 The Committee on Finance.
Adjourned at 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
FRESH COMPLEXIONS


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
RandOIph-1acon COIiege-Anniver.
sary and Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises OF this college take
place next Wednesday aud Thursday. On
Wednesday morning Rev. Dr. John Han
non will address the alumni, and the con-
test for The suthcrin medal takes place. At
night the celebration OF the Washington
Literary Society takes place. Judge
Charles f.. stuart delivers the address.
Thursday morning Rev. DR.. X. n. Sledd
addresses The literary societies. and the dis
tribution OF distinctions. medals, &C.. will
take place. At night the celebration OF the
Franklin Society will take place. Rev. w.
j. Young. OF Maryland, delivers the adj
dress. For full particulars see advertise
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

ter d. Moses for improvement In vocaiizatoD.
Recipient. Miss Anime Hammer.
Medal for best recitations and highest Grade
In examination. awarded BY Miss Hammer. he
cipiont, Miss Marion kyland.
Medals for highest grade In Latin and
French. awarded by DIR. George u. steel ana
Miss Hammer. Recipients, Miss Virginia Hitter
and Miss Carrie Elicit
The final musicuie will be given at Insti-
tute Hall at s:15 O'Clock tonight. Admis-
sion by invitation card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

MALARIA.-DarbysP Prophylac,lc Fluid Is held
in wide esteem as a specific and preventive.
In II We have the means Of rendering the air
and water wholesome
"Darbys Fluid Is a good, defecator and de-
stroyer Of mi3smatic matter"-J. q. Booth,
Chemist. United States Mint, Philadelphia.
alt should be used everywhere where impure
gases are generated from decomposing mat
ter."-Iiolmes Steel. NJ. d.. Savannah. Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Medals for Improvement In Piano Music
MIsses Mary Willis and Rrie Cofer. Awarded
by Miss Dustmsn, Director,
Medal for vocal music, awarded by Mr.. Wal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
The Mineral Springs and Mountain
Resorts of SOuft,uest yirrtuta

on the liUe OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad, are rOW open for the reception Of
guests. summer guido-bo0ks, lists OF re-
sorts, and Oh information Us To schedules,
through coaches, and sleeping-cars will be
furnished on apple ton 10 A. w. CARRIER,
loco Main street; j. G. james, depot Rich
mond ard Petersburg railroad, and ticket
agent Richmond and Allegheny railroad
deL0t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Hall. sIuterrepfed,

Sunday four prisoners in the city Jail,
Riley, Stanley, Murphy, and Lee Faudree,
laId their plans 20 escape that night, but
their hopes were blasted by one Of the
guards detecting that such arrangements
were being made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Use the best-KEsros BAxrso.PowDER.
s4R6.

ThompsOn's Bromine and Arsenic Water de-
liyered in any part OF the city at sl65 a dozen,
or 40 cents single bottle.
II. g. CABELL, JR.,
Third and Main streets.
Telephone gIl, or drop I9sLal-card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
ToTHER LOCAL ON THIRD PAGE.
JUNE l3, 1887.

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
IwIsh you to call the attention OF the po-
lice to the boys using grayeLshooters IN the
punlic streets OF Richmond. as there Is
law 10 prohibit Il. TAXPAYER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
For A SHORT TINE ONLY

NUVk
VIII offer his CABINET PHsToGRAPHs for g. and
81 per dozen. Guaranteed the nLest In The
world. No gl3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Upon THE MOUNTAINS BROW.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
TWIN RESORTS OF THE ALLEGHANIEs,
500 FEET ABOVE TIE SEA.
SEASON OPENS JUNE p, 1881.

DEER PARK nnG OAKLAND, but siz miles
distant from each other, are connected by a
superb carriage-roal. Both are located directly
upon the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and al trains stop at both points
Under the capable management Of Mr.
GEORGE D. DESHIELDs these famous resorts
viii maintain the high standard Of previous
seasons
Among the Improvements that will be noted
ly former Cucsto are tie Introduction Of eler-
tric lights into house and grounds; large swim
ming iaths added 90 the iathing establish
meuts for ladies and gentlemen; Increased
and improved water supply drawn from tho
celebrated Boiling Springs.
RATES: $50, as. and So per month, accord
Ing 90 location. Diagrams OF rooms aud floors
will be furnished upon application.
All communications should he addressed 10
GEORGE ID. DESHELDs, Queen City Hotel. Cum
berlaud. Md. up 10 June 10Th; after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county,
No. my 10 eodtJe3Oi
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE
i MAY. J.-Besutifully located within
fifty feet Of the ocean; strictly rrst-class, with
al modern improvements, with fire-escapes
and perfect drainage. i. +. HlLDREfH.
my 2e-2mO Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

OTIRRBURS LITHn AND MAGsEsIA wArEk
cures ell kidney diseases, dyspepsia, piles, con-
suIaticn, Sc. ScHGs,
Eleventh and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

DR.. Henley's Celery. Beef, and Iron re-
stores lost or impaired yigor OF mind aud
body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
PAillips's Dige,t,bls Cocoa

presents new and valuable food beverage. lt
is delicious 10 the taste. highly nutritious. and
rendered readily digesiible. II will not cause
distress or headache, like the ordinary cocoas
II will be found al the druggists ana grocers'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
81. r. CATLIN.
Iiyer.

Nervous women should take DR.. Hen'ey's
Celery, Beef, and Iron.